BEST SELLERS

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  Mustard Florida Broad Leaf

  A mild-flavored mustard producing large broad rich green leaves of appetizing pungency. Greens may be steamed brazed or cooked in broth. Easily grown in the north. Read More »
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  Cosmos Choca Mocha

  Native to Mexico and extinct in the wild Cosmos atrosanguineus is a low-maintenance plant that can stand drought and heat. Treat it as an annual except Read More »
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  Four O’Clock Marbles Mix

  This collection produces a sweep of 1 1/2″ flowers in white marbled pink rose red and yellow and 4 o’clock is about the time the striped Read More »
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  Bean Soy Midori Giant

  Big on soybeans? The bushy early-maturing 20-24″ Midori Giant plants are superproducers yielding 2-3 sweet buttery seeds per pod. Lightly steam beans add a hint of Read More »
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  Carrot Burpee A#1 Hybrid

  Easy to grow and full of vitamins Burpee A#1 has more flavor and sugar than other carrots plus it has twice the vitamin A. It’s super-sized Read More »
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  Daffodil Las Vegas

  Las Vegas is big in many ways and this daffodil will never disappoint you always putting on a show. The performance at center stage is a Read More »
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  Monarda Bee’s Knees PPAF

  Selected in our trial field at Fordhook Farm Monarda Bee’s Knees has shown us extreme tolerance to mildew. The compact branching plants are spotless clean from Read More »
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  Asclepias Red Butterfly

  Unusual clusters of fiery orange-scarlet flowers attract butterflies all summer until frost. Plants thrive in hot weather. GARDEN HINTS: In milder areas sow directly outdoors after Read More »
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  Crysanthemum Blue Knoll

  Blue Knoll is covered in stunning blue daisy flowers with gold eyes blooming from mid to late fall. This is a great plant for cutting flowers. Read More »
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  Bean Purple Podded Pole

  Discovered in an Ozarks vegetable garden in the 1930s the striking deep purple pods grow in abundance on 6′ tall pole habit vines over a long Read More »
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  Bean Cannelino

  Originally from Italy this exceptional kidney bean has been a delectable fixture in American gardens since the early 1800s. The bean has played a starring role Read More »
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  Puschkinia Libanotica

  This is a little bulb that has an incredible blossom that’s defined in white with blue tones throughout the flower. White and blue is a very Read More »
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  Hyacinth Jan Bos

  The most fragrant of the spring-blooming bulbs Dutch hyacinths sweetly perfume the air in April. The star-shaped florets densely clustered along the 8-12″ flower spikes make Read More »
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  Tomato Umamin Hybrid

  Cook’s Garden Favorite. ‘Umamin’ describes a distinct flavor experience: one unique from the four main primary tastes: sweet sour bitter and salty. One bite of this Read More »